thermometric

IPA: θˈɝmoʊmˈɛtrɪk

Examples of "thermometric" in Sentences

It is a thermometric scale of cannibalist instinct.
Concerns have arisen about the calibration of this system as compared to that of the earlier thermometric system.
Suppose the temperature scale Â°X is related to another thermometric scale Â°Y by an order preserving transformation.
EP would come to see the poet as “steam gauge, voltometer, a set of pipes for thermometric and barometric divination.”
Suppose the temperature scale degrees X is related to another thermometric scale °Y by an order preserving transformation.
Much of the current alleged warming is based on few thermometric measurements in the polar regions from Russia and Canada.
We are not told that the Prince was thereby salivated like the late Colonel Sykes when boiling his mercury for thermometric experiments,
Based on the “asphalt” thread, I think it is safe to say that one needs to consider the total geometry of a thermometric measurement to unravel the factors.
The first requisite therefore is a very sensitive thermometric apparatus and great freedom from temperature changes, the second is extreme rapidity and lightness in the recording instruments.